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REQUEST FOR WAIVER - C3 DISTRICT The Negative Declaration PARKING REQUIREMENT "OLD W. T. was approved and filed, GRANT BUILDING" and the request for CONDITIONALLY APPROVED C3 District parking waiver for the old W. T. Grant Building at 201 and 203 East Fourth Street was granted subject to the applicant's execution of an agreement that would guarantee his participation in a future in-lieu parking arrangement in the area. Larry De Crona, 307 Catalina Drive, Newport Beach, said that he had approached three property owners and offered sizable amounts of money for property for parking, but he further said that he would gladly participate in the cost of additional parking if the City could provide it for him. CA 17 NOISE COMPLAINT AT POST OFFICE A report dated July 31, UPDATE REPORT 1978 prepared by Community FILED; STAFF DIRECTED Relations Director Peter A Grams, with an update of the post office noise complaint, at 2201 North Grand, was received and filed, and Staff directed to monitor the situation monthly, and to encourage residents to continue providing specific complaints to the Police Department's COP (Community Oriented Policing) Team to alleviate the neighborhood disturb- ance, on the motion of Councilman Garthe, seconded by Councilman Brandt, carried 4:2, with Mayor Evans and Councilman Bricken dissenting. Following comments by Wayne Miller, 1401 East Avalon on the status of the problem, and Council discussion, the City Manager was directed informally to write a letter to the Postmaster General describing the difficulties of the adja- cent residents and asking for assistance in the matter. CA 145.4 HYLAND AVENUE STORM DRAIN The Mayor was authorized LETTER FROM MAYOR RE FUNDING to write a letter to the AUTHORIZED Orange County Board of Supervisors urging the fund- ing for the Hyland Avenue Storm Drain in the 1978-79 Flood Con- trol Program Budget. The report dated July 27, 1978, prepared by John Burk, Senior Civil Engineer, states that the development of approximately 320 acres situated in both Santa Aha and Costa Mesa depends upon the construction of this storm drain and that the County could provide 50% of the construction cost, with the balance divided equally between the City of Santa Ana and the City of Costa Mesa. Letters in favor of early construction of the Hyland Avenue Storm Drain were received by the City from Trammell Crow Company and from C. J. Segerstrom & Sons. CA 70 LA BONITA PARK DEVELOPMENT PLAN The report of Robert E. AUTHORIZED Gresham, Recreation and Park Director, recommend- ing Staff development of La Bonita Park pointed out that a budget cut from $367,950 to $178,950 excludes employment of an outside consultant for development plans. The recommendation that City design staff prepare development plans and bid call for La Bonita Park within the budget of $178,950, was approved on the motion of Councilman Yamamoto, seconded by Councilman Bricken and carried $:1, with Councilman Ward dissenting. CA 52 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 329 AUGUST 7, 1978